Headphones
One of the most important accessory items is a good set of headphones. Headphones not
only increase your battery life, but also assist in eliminating extraneous noises that may
decrease the audibility of the internal speaker. Some faint signals, especially in ALL
METALS mode, can be more easily detected. Usually these faint signals mean that a
target is so deep, it's out of the detector's normal range of detection. Inconspicuous hunting
is another good reason to use headphones. When hunting a public recreation area, a lot of
attention is drawn to the "beeps and squawks" being emitted by your detector. To lessen
attention, headphones will at least eliminate your noisy presence.
Bounty Hunter detectors require the use of stereo headphones; mono headphones will not
work. Another requirement is that the headphones have a quarter-inch plug to adapt to the
Bounty Hunter's quarter-inch headphone jack. For increased versatility, look for headphones
with individual volume controls for left and right adjustment. Since your Bounty Hunter
doesn't have a volume control, this is a versatile feature that you will become dependent
on. Bounty Hunter headphones are available and include all of these features. Even though,
you may find a similar set at your local electronics supplier that will perform well.
My recommendation: Use headphones!
Optional Coil Systems
Your Bounty Hunter probably came with what is considered a standard coil system. This
could have been the 7.25" Coil, 8" Coil or even the 10" Magnum Coil. All of these coils
perform well for different types of hunting.
The 4-Inch Gold Nugget Coil System
One of the most useful coils available from Bounty Hunter is the 4" Gold Nugget Coil
System. The "Gold Nugget" name is deceptive. Not only is it an excellent nugget-shooting
coil, it's probably the best coin-shooting coil available for your Bounty Hunter. Because of
its smaller circumference, this coil will perform unbelievably well in any area with trash metal.
Most coin-shooting areas will have more trash than you'd want to deal with. The 4-Inch has
the capability of isolating each piece of metal increasing the detector's capability to identify
each object individually. Whenever using the standard size coils, or especially the 10"
Magnum Coil, in a trashy area, your detector will act very erratic; mainly because
everywhere you place your coil, there is likelihood of more than one piece of metal located
under the coil. A masking problem also occurs-a gold ring located near a pull-tab will be
masked by the pull-tab giving the detector either erratic signals or a trash signal that you
would not normally dig. The 4-Inch Coil will eliminate this problem and guarantee accurate
target retrieval. Additionally, pinpointing is narrowed down to a 4-inch circumference. Even
your trash-to-treasure ratio will be minimized.
My recommendation: The coil of choice when coin-shooting is the 4-Inch.
No doubt, the 4-Inch Gold Nugget Coil would also be the coil of choice for gold
prospecting. The smaller the coil the more sensitive to smaller items. Because of the
unusually high mineral conditions normally encountered when gold prospecting, the 4-Inch
Gold Nugget Coil adapts better to the mineralization without decreasing in sensitivity during
ground balancing.
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